John,

While families across NY-17 and the country faced a 44-day-long government shutdown, Medicaid cuts, and, most recently, rising gas prices, Mike Lawler enjoyed limo rides, Ritz-Carlton stays, private boat charters and $10,000 dinners paid for with campaign donations:

While Mike proves time and again that he only cares about himself and his billionaire donors, I’m running for Congress to keep showing up and working for you and your family.

In my role as a Rockland County Legislator, I met the moment as I sponsored legislation to cap Rockland County’s sales tax on gas. With prices at the pump increasing, working families in our community needed relief, and we delivered it. That’s what I did when I cut taxes for working families, passed a common-sense gun safety law, and secured $2 million in food relief: meet the moment and show up where our people need us.

The choice in this race couldn't be clearer: a Congressman who treats campaign donations like a personal expense account—or a representative who fights every single day to lower costs for the people who sent her to office.

I'm asking you today to make a contribution to our campaign to help me keep showing up for us in Congress. With your support, we can sustain our momentum, keep delivering results, and replace Mike Lawler in November: